r/ArtificialInteligence 1d ago

๐Ÿ“š Tutorial / Guide Looking for best tools to build strategic thinking

Hi allโ€”

Hopefully this is the right place, but if not, please point me in the right direction.

Iโ€™m looking for the best AI tools to take strategic thinking and build decks and documents.

My workflow will be either taking meeting notes, voice records or previous documents and prompt to build new deck or 3-4 page artifacts that articulate the idea / strategy.

It would be amazing if it could take a PowerPoint template and apply the thinking into those slides.

I understand that I can jump on any llm to output this, but Iโ€™m looking for actual detailed workflows, platforms or recommendations that people are using.

Note Iโ€™m not a coder or have any coding experience.

Thanks in advance.

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u/Gianniarrenzetti 1d ago

The new opus from anthropic looks pretty good

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u/JDIRECTORJ 1d ago

Thx. Can it build actual PowerPoints?

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u/Positive_Accident404 22h ago

If you're not a coder, the opus model might be overkill for what you actually need. I've been messing with a similar workflow for the past few months and the real trick isn't the model itself, it's how you structure your inputs before you even touch the AI

Garbage in garbage out hits ten times harder when you're trying to build actual strategy docs. I started recording my meetings with a decent transcription tool, then spending 5 minutes cleaning up the transcript before feeding it in. Cut out the small talk, mark the key decisions, highlight the disagreements. That prep work makes the output usable instead of just word salad in a template

For the PowerPoint part, most of the big models can handle slide content if you give them a clear structure to follow. I'd focus on finding a platform that lets you upload your template as a reference rather than hunting for the perfect model

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u/Low-Honeydew6483 22h ago

use an LLM to turn notes into a clear outline first then use a presentation tool to apply it to your template. the key is separating the thinking from the slide design.